Condolences have started flying in from royals, sons and daughters of ijesaland, government officials, family and business associates of the departed Olori Olanike Aromolaran who died on Saturday during a brief illness .
Describing Olori Olanike who is the second wife of Oba Gabriel Adekunle Aromolaran, as a humble queen who was never power drunk, the bishop of Ilesa south East Diocese of the Anglican church, Omofe, Right Reverend Olukunle Egbebunmi said the deceased would be greatly missed in ijesaland.
Also in a condolence message, the Special adviser to Osun State governor on chieftaincy and local government matters, mr Rasaq Adeosun expressed the ministry’s heart felt condolence to the people of ijesa land and the royal family praying God to strengthen the Owa bear the incident.
A member of House of Representatives, chief Lawrence Babatunde Ayeni said he received the news about the demise of olori Olanike with a great shock stressing that It is unbelievable that such a woman with Christ-like character would leave so soon,
He prayed that God would be with the imperial Majesty and console the children, siblings, family, business associates and the entire people of ijesaland
Also the member of Osun State House of Assembly representing Ilesa west, prince Wale Adedoyin as one too many loss and prayed that God would heal the wounds of the bereaved family and grant the entire land the fortitude to bare the loss.
Meanwhile the Ijesa Cement Sellers Association has described the passage of Olori Olanike who until her death was the matron of the association as a colossal lost
The chairman of the association, chief Bashiru Adeyemo and the secretary mr Bayo Ajayi in a condolence message stated that Olori Olanike's death has created a big vacuum in the association.
The association however directed all members to close shops to business tomorrow in honor of the deceased, warning that defaulters would be sanctioned.
Olori Olanike died on Saturday at the Federal Medical Center Abeokuta during a brief illness.
May her soul continue to rest in peace.
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